Columbus Day Parade Draws Record Crowds in New York
New York observed Columbus Day with perfect weather and a record crowd, swelling Broadway and Fifth Avenue as a massive parade formed from ten divisions including U S troops West Point cadets and Navy units. Gov Flower attended and the review began at 10 with an estimated 10000 men in line. injuries occurred when two men fell from a fourth story window.
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New York
Broadway
Fifth-ave
Lower Broadway
Cen
M.T. McMahon
U.S. Y
Staf
Wm. D. Whipple
Tree Hine
U.S
West Point
U. S. Naval Brigade
National Guards
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Jersey
Gate City Guard
Atlanta
Washington
Ovs
Pattison
Abbot
Bulkeley
Stussell
Massachusetts
Grand Army
U.S. Letter Carriers’ Association
Fire Department of
New York City
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Gymmnastic
Independen
Amiong
Orders of the Foresters and Tieden
Knights of Columbus
Odd-fellows
Knights of Pythias
Pioneer Corps
Geome
United States
Gov. Flower Cand S'Off
Windsor Hotel
Madison Square
Morton
Hayes
Ter
Tracy
Elking and Rusk
Schofield
C. Howard
Baron Fava
Martin Thoser
Chas. Webber
Mannrp
Columbus
Frick and Pinkertons Indicted in Labor Conspiracy Case
Prrrspena October 12. Indictments shock Carnegies and Homestead strikers with treason charges against 18 defendants including Hugh O'Donnell and Burgess Mceluckie. Frick and his vassals face murder conspiracy and aggravated riot counts for alleged wage suppression and arming 200 men to intimidate workers at Carnegie Steel.
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Carnegies
Homestead
Hugh O’donnell
Burgess Mceluckie
Pinkertons
Bob
Bill
Frick
Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Miflin
Carnegie Steel Company
Bloody murder shocks Grascow with grisly details
A gruesome killing near Grascow on Monday night ends with a buried body and severed organs. Gardiner McKwan is named as the alleged murderer, while sailor McNeilly of the Illrnes sia faces charges of complicity. A tool house holds a bloodied saw and a room contains razors and an ax stained with gore, as the investigation unfolds.
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Grascow
Jack the Ripper
Gardner McKwan
McEwan
Guascow
McNeilly
West Lodge
Meciwan
Damages suit over dog bite before Judge Brown
Clara sued John Freburg for a severe bite from his brown dog. The jury heard the plaintiff's wound and a 20 year old nearby witness struggled to name the dog’s breed and nationality. The defense questioned the witness who could not identify the dog.
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Clara
John Freburg
Brown
Freburg
Spaan
Stabbing Drama Shocks Floyd County Witnesses
In Rome Georgia on October 12 tax receiver M F Boyd fatally stabbed Walker Mitchell in a bedroom where he found him with Boyd's wife. Boyd, crippled and rolled in a chair, used a pocket knife after luring them. He surrendered. the wife is jailed on adultery charges amid a county wide sensation.
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Rome
M. F. Boyd
Floyd County
Walker Mitchell
Mitchell
Boyd
Ife
Mrs Harrison Remains Stable Amid Illness Report
Nea Harrison Wasnerax D C October 19 Mrs Harrison rested fairly well Tuesday night but showed no change Wednesday morning. Rheumatism and catarrrh caused by impoverished blood were treated with Ayar g Sarsapa...
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Nea. Harrison
Wasnerax
D. C
Wild Goose Chase in Indiana Campaign Circulation
A letter signed by R B Higgs urges Summitville readers to send funds to Rev D R Lucas and to Gov Chase’s campaign. Rev Lucas confirms distribution of money to Chase via the circle of church friends. The piece notes heavy campaigning by Gov Chase and populist activity, with broad speculation on electoral outcomes and possible presidential contingency.
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Parson Chase
Sumimitville
Ind
R.8
Higgs
Gov. Chase
D.R. Lucas
Indianapolis
Dr. Lucas
Stan
State Committee
Brethren
H. 8. Riggs
Gov, Chase
Gov
Chase
People’s Party
Georgia
Cleveland
Harrison
United States
Sun
Alabama
Cleorgia
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Idaho
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
Neeither
Congress
Forty corpses sighted after storm near St Valery Sur Somme
A Bolonge Sur Me report states a sloop captain saw 40 dead bodies floating in the water at St Valery Sur Somme on Sunday morning, with wreckage around them as his vessel rode a hard storm. Lisbon reports a hurricane hit the Cape Verde islands on Sept 12, destroying houses, killing cattle, and sinking several vessels.
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Loxpon
Bolonge-Sur-Mey
Gays
St. Valery-Sur- Somme
Lisbon
Cape Verde Islands
Hotel Fire in Sacramento Kills Several Reported
A Sacramento blaze destroyed the Roma hotel and adjoining buildings early Wednesday. Several lives are reported lost. Looting or salvage efforts involve local shops including Win G and Kider's.
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Sacramento
Roma
iSeveral
Big Four switchmen threaten general strike over wages
An imminent Big Four strike threatened by Chicago Indianapolis and St Louis yards aims to push for higher wages and shorter hours. Meetings across lines set a general walkout if demands are not met, with agents sent to Indianapolis to secure replacements. General superintendent Peck denies knowledge of the plan.
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Lovurs
Buffalo
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Algo
Supt. Peck
Tie
Minst
Tennyson Funeral Held at Westminster Abbey
Robt. T. Lincoln and Salisbury among mourners at the funeral of Alfred Lord Tennyson. The coffin arrived in London, was carried from Westminster without ostentation, and the poet’s body lay in state with a Shakespere volume in his hand. Archbishops Canterbury and York officiated and a notable crowd gathered in black mourning.
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Morses
UMOS
T. Lincoln
Xia Ford Salisbury
Tennyson
Aldworth
Westminster Abbey
Loxvox
Lord Tennyson
Liersenby
Canterbury
Gavilon
Light Brigade
Cuerlsea
London
Man Seeks Divorce as Court Hears Damaged Allegations
Stephen Wilson testifies before Judge Walker in a divorce suit blaming Ila Wilson for neglect and infidelity. The case continues as a witness misses the hearing. Lilly Hurd seeks divorce from William Hurd with $100 alimony, while William denies accusations. Judge Walker grants Stephen a divorce and custody of son Grover Cleveland Wilson.
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Stephen Wilson
Ila
Stephen
Lila
Lilly Hurd
Wiliam Hurd
Willie
Inswer
Lily
Walker
Tverce
Grover Cleveland Wilson
Botn W. Shephard
Atlipomachim
Waike
Great Hirs in Locklord Mill District Fire
Leeront New York October 12 A great conflagration breaks out in the four mill district sweeping everything before it The loss reported so far runs to 250000 dollars and the fire has raged since early Wednesday morning with extensive damage to mills and surrounding properties
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Mionring Mill District
Leeront
N. Y
Four Mill
Oat Flowers and Industrial Firms Feature in Brief
Oat Flowers, Bicrat Giblemsa and Pertermann Bros are listed among firms in a brief entry. Other names include Masaave, Telsat Dyeing and Olesning, Briti's ayeworks, G7 N and Pennsylvania-at. The fragmentary notice suggests a directory or trade listing with multiple company names and locations.
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Pertermann Bros
Masaave
Telsat
Briti
Ayeworks
Pennsylvania
Supreme court rules on apportionment case delays election impact
The court refused to dismiss the appeal in the apportionment suit and allowed proceedings to proceed, noting the attorney general’s attendance aided the bench. It warned the language about a circuit judge held no significance and advanced the case by discretion. Hearing remains set for November 17 with oral argument unlikely before the election.
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Supreme Court
Ger. Smith
Downery Ti Lawrenceburg
Dearborn
Green Smith
BIRTE CANADIANS. Recall Demand After Mob Surrounds Consul
In Three Rivers a Sanitary report by U S Consul Smith denounces dirty conditions and cholera neglect. The board of health denies charges and stones were thrown at his residence. A mob surrounded the house so early Saturday. French Canadian papers demand Smith's recall.
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Doneus Smith
Moltreal
U.S
Smith
Board of Health
Democratic barbecue draws thousands to Brerws Barrack
Oct 12. Preparations were made for a crowd of about 50,000 expected here for a democratic barbecue. Tables for 25,000 pounds of meat roasted in a trench 200 feet long and five feet wide. An industrial parade moved in the morning. Democratic leaders Stevenson Senator Salmer G Campbell Gen Black Ignec DP Gray Senator Voorhees Claude Matthews and other prominent democrats were booked for speeches after the feast.
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Gho Kaithini
Perry
Ind
Stevenson
Salmer
G. Campbell
Gen Black
Ignec DP. Gray
Voorhees
Political Points and Law On Election Reform Debate
Fragmented discussion on a new law affecting apportionment and voter rights. Mentions Attorney General Miller and Democratic figures, with references to Sixth Amendment concerns and party strategies. Describes conventions, nominations, and the impact on Mormon voters and Republican promises amid legal questions.
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Brunday
Aliller
U. S. Supreme Court
Fred. A. Bakey
Detroit
M. Dusheld
Miller
Tam
Veterans Conclave Here as Delegations Arrive for Parade
Veterans and delegations from Louisville Columbus and Cincinnati gather in the city for a Union veterans encampment. Gen J McArthur leads the CAO delegation with a parade planned for Wednesday afternoon and artillery salutes at 8 and 3 30, followed by minute guns as the procession ends.
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Cuion
Jepion
Columbus
Louisville
Ci- Cao
Gen. J. McArthur
The
Legion
Denison Hotel
Shiloh
Mission Ridge
Atlanta
Gettysburg
Denison
G. A. Bydre
Marche A & Don -O Tomlinson
Leeio
Washington
Col. Jones
Palmer
Col
Butler Fitch
Jones
Fitch
Indianapolis
Corporal Tanner
Jherison House
Jones and Fitch
Tanner
Paliger
Tenners
Ttfer
Tanager
Ilis Isugisgge
Tie
O Risht
Csi
Jon
Snlaaken
Canander
Seniue Wiescomso
Isajority
Eenanander
Butler Pitel
Uen
Panner
Cincinnati
Misa Mary Penn
Yo'slock
Tapner
Rumors of Plot Mount Over Train Attack
A rumor of another attempt to blow up the czar s train circulates as authorities report a large election turnout in New York. A jury or grand jury bound over Saturday night’s men connected with the Memi ize field that coat Noland s fife for possible man slaughter, with charges pending.
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New York
Noland
Autumn leaves blaze and a city warns of woes
Fragmented local notes report fires and gas explosions on streets and houses, lawsuits for divorce and car injuries, a wedding in Chicago, public works orders, property-owner complaints about sweeping, and a women’s council agenda. Names include Minnie Lipman, Joan Hote, Robert Meyerpeter, Lulu Osterman, Walter Goodall, and streets like Mississippi and Pennsylvania.
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Minnie Lipman
Harry
Joan Hote
Mississippi
Robert Meyerpeter
D Pleasant St
Odicllows Ball
Indiana Ave
W. W. Christy
Judge Chipman
Zom
Magpie Perry
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Sophie Meikel
Frederick Meikel
Jls
Waiman
Albemarle-st
Noble-st
Bushong
Virginia
Browns
Amanda Wendall
W. B
Dora Pyott
Edward
Annie White
James Conlin
McCarty
Isaac G
Board of Public Works
Woman Accuses Husband of Fatal Threats In Indianapolis Case
Mrs. Marsh testifies in police court that her husband Marsh has threatened fatal harm. Witnesses describe a tense conflict with her cousin George Atkinson amid a public safety item dispute. Marsh denies charges. Atkinson claims innocence. both men face further proceedings as family tensions surface.
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Marsh
Alva
Justice
Atkinson
Kansas City
Lottie Marsh
Mrs. Marsh
Weit
Aoorway
Kansas City Car Crash Kills Three on Fifteenth Street
At Waneas City on October 12 a Santa Fe passenger train struck a loaded buggy on Fifteenth Street Wednesday morning. Three passengers and the driver were killed and two seriously injured.
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Astha Houaunlcol
Kansas City
Mine Fatalities and A Church Wedding Reported
Two fatal accidents occurred at the Mohinoor dirt bank and Manoa colliery with workers Michael A. Guire and Jeremiah Burns among the injured. Also reported is the marriage of Rev. Charles M. Fillmore to Miss Maggia Kennedy in Shelbyville with Kennedy described as a society figure and G. W. Kennedy as her father.
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Lars
Wachinery
Shexanpoatl
Michael Ajbée Guire
Beips
Mohinoor
Jeremiah Burns
Manoa
Shelbyville
Charles M. Fillmore
Maggia Kennedy
Erastian Church
G. W. Kennedy
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